Hi! I would like some advices to combine security and automated backup... How rsync manage hosts allow parameter compared to /etc/hosts.allow? Is it possible to use ssh key just for authentification not for crypted transfert?
I have also a problem to preserve owner:group properties even with archive parameter which is supposed to do that. I have to put gid =root and uid = root in /etc/rsyncd.cond to preserve owner:group...Is it really secure? Even with gid =root and uid = root, I have a problem when then gid is a number (id) rsync puts the name of the group corresponding to this id but it's the group of the server not of the local machine!!!! For example If I want to backup /etc, in this folder I have a file root:1001 in my local machine... When I see this file to the server I have root:name_group_correspond_to_this_id for exemple root:subadmin, the problem is that I don't have this group (subadmin) in my local machine...so it's not really a backup. Thanks for your help. David ******************************************************************************************** Bonjour, J'aimerais bien vos conseils pour allier securité et backup automatisé... Comment est géré le paramètre hosts allow de rsync par rapport au fichier /etc/hosts.allow ? Est-il possible d'utilisé les clés SSH juste pour l'authentification non pour un transfert chiffré? Aussi je rencontre un problème pour conserver les owner:group malgrès le paramètre -a (archive) qui est censé le faire. Si je fais un backup d'un repertoire système genre /etc qui sont en root:1001, sur le server de backup je les vois en root:subadmin subadmin étant un group sur le server correspond à 1001. merci pour votre aide. David <rsync@lists.samba.org>
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